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Everything Tariq says is 100 percent true! I grew up in the midwest and moved to New York in the early 1990's. When I was growing up, there was no Carribean and Latino presence and if there was, it was extremely small. I grew up thinking that all black people like me, no matter where they were from were black people. It was when I got to New York that I realized that was the not the case. Those people made it very clear they were not black, like me. They were something else. Unfortunately living in NYC gave me a real distain for Carribean and Latinos that I wish I didn't have.
@@denisebycapricorn Many Americans have foreign ancestry. Europe, etc. But specifically speaking about black people I've met, some have learned that they have foreign ancestry from the DNA test.
Immigration has always been about strengthening WS. Every immigrant group have been vetted and trained to uplift and support WS period and they know this and have always known this. The second part of the deal Is to infiltrate and destroy FBA . There’s a old saying it’s too late to start praying once the 👿 devil’s come walking through your door. FBA your more powerful than you can ever imagine ‼️🙏🏾 and everyone but you know this 🦸🏽♀️
The documented history of black emigration from Jamaica and other Caribbean islands into the United States dates back to 1619 when 20 voluntary indentured workers arrived in Jamestown, Virginia, on a Dutch frigate.
I'm FBA and married to Ghanaian American. My inlaws are definitely condescending to us which made me understand just how little of our struggle they knew or cared about. Not just slavery, but Jim Crow and flat out being the underclass minority in a Western country since its inception, severed from the deep ethnic history of our African ancestors. This has made me proud to be FBA.
As a FBA that would love for all us to unite, I must say I’m done with trying. They DONT like us so let’s move on with our own little proud FBA group 😂
As a FBA I'll admit WE don't like them and we don't want to unite. We never liked them and we never wanted to unite with them. FBA are the leaders of black people all across the world. We are the biggest black group ever. All non FBA black groups are little small groups. FBA is the biggest
@@blackmaskgang352 not true, I'm a NYC FBA and I can't co-sign the "we never liked them" and "never wanted to unite with them" part. I have Jamaicans/ Trinidadians and various Latinos in my family now through marriages. In the 90's the hip hop community embraced the dance hall/ reggae & caribbean culture with open arms. In summertime Harlem Week there are vendors from caribbean and african nations. The OP was correct, the love just has not been reciprocal at best.
@magnus zuleta Dude how are you gonna say that like Africans ain't doing african drill music now. The carribeans love FBA culture. Africans and carribeans love FBAs. They copy everything we do. They follow everything we do. FBAs just look down on Africans and carribean ppl as less than. Because their countries are poor and full of poverty and run down. We don't rock with their cultures or none of that. We don't like them and never have. They love us but we don't love them. That's the truth. We hate them. They love us
@@blackmaskgang352 slow down spartacus...we don't look down on nobody. I agree mofoz copy us, that is true, but we don't look down on no other people because they are poor and they come from fucdup places. Historically our moral code has proven otherwise. Now, if people talk shite to FBA, yeah they can clap back w/ heavy or harsh artillery. You misrepresenting FBA. Stop that.
@magnus zuleta I ain't misrepresenting shit. You misrepresenting FBA with this soft panafrican bullshit you talking. Nigga the facts is black Americans hate black immigrants, see them as inferior, and look down on them, and don't like them or want them around us. These are facts. Most black immigrants know that black Americans hate them and don't like them and don't accept them. They know that black Americans think that they're inferior. They know black Americans don't want them around them. This ain't no secret. This is why they try their best to be accepted by Black Americans and try so hard to get approval from black Americans. They know they'll never get accepted or approval from black Americans. They love black Americans and wish they was black American theirselves but black Americans hate them and look down on them just like white people and other non black immigrants do. Nobody likes black immigrants not just black Americans. White people also hate them. Other non black and non white people also hate them. They're hated all over the world by everybody
*Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !* _Tappin' in from South Central LA_ Salute to Tariq Nasheed ✊🏾. Always 1,000% on point. Much love and respect to the riders from the diaspora. FBA all day. FBA all the way. 🤜🏾💥🤛🏾
WHY are non FBA folk commenting? This will NOT EFFECT YOU in any way. So WHY do you have an opinion on what another ethnic group does, especially when that ethnic group is not CONNECTED TO YOU AND HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU?
FBA clown show caveat. President Lincoln sent 5,000 former slaves to Haiti, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA. Displace from America not of their own choosing by President Lincoln. Secondly, numerous former slaves created Liberia, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA.
@@TheCheshier88 you ran from the south plantation to the North plantation talking about running away,you ran from your white slave owner's in yo history 😂😂 yankii
They're always mad lmao. They make videos "exposing" Tariq on a daily basis especially goofballs like Pan Africanism Strikes back, Taharkha Bey, Looney Koons, Dispos Soldiers, etc.
@@dragonbloodtv I ain’t either. I’m a successful nigga who happens to love to rap. It’s a difference lol I don’t depend on rap for my livelihood. But you depend on UberEats and DoorDash to live huh Mtumba? 😂😂
Wtf dude you a weirdo. Why you asking on what groups are doing. Go ask sri Lankans or Cambodians about their museums and quit obsessing over everything Black Americans are doing.
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Like I said it’s been months…What does editing have to do with anything, you said the full interview is on Patreon…I support Tariq, I’ve never heard of you to support you…
Black immigrants are programmed to hate Black Americans but love white people back in their home countries. White supremacists really trained you well.
@@raiderblue4070 so you telling me that white people live in the Caribbean lol ok name one country they live in large numbers what’s the population of white people in the Caribbean you fake & lie just to fit your narrative. I’ll wait
This brother is 100 % right we all welcome Jamaicans Haiti and other black people from the islands are migrations as our brothers we even welcome Latinos I call them our brothers but like you said they always dissing it so when it's positive but one is negative they want to be our brothers again or they need our help they want to be our brother
NIPSEY is Half Black American(Mother)..he was raised by his American side of the family in California,, performing Black American music....... His father's family is overseas. His mother left his father whem they were chidlren....for being Abusive,
@@funkybluestuff5519 he also stated going to retire is what made him how he is. made him a activist and humble. stay the whole story. he was young but still use to always see his father.
@@studentoflife3501 He's half FBA and born here, meaning he is FBA, getting to see his father doesn't change that. There were several significant Civil Rights leaders who were half FBA.
If an african american moved to the uk and was the first to b to be successful in a particular area, they will state that. I dont think theres anything wrong with that. Its not disassociating yourself away from being black. Thats not something you can escape and i doubt most dont want to escape. You’re allowed to be proud of your nationality/ethnicity.
Exactly, so how come the moment we FINALLY decided to officially acknowledge our specific group it all of a sudden grew “tension” amongst black ppl? That should tell you all you need to know about what the actual issue is and who needs to check themselves.
@@PotentialThall if you are AA, i dont know what you mean. All i’ve ever heard is Afro Americans being proud of their achievements and the rest of the African diaspora being proud for them as well. We can all be individuals and still see the achievement as a win for all of us. Its the same as Jay-z mentioning he is from marcy without someone from nickerson gardens being upset he is stating where he is from when he talks about his achievements.
@@mikkys5374 you haven't , case and point the arguments in this video. People trying to co opt our achievements . When we do it, people have a problem. But everyone else is allowed to name their group along side their Dubs
FBA clown show caveat. President Lincoln sent 5,000 former slaves to Haiti, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA. Displace from America not of their own choosing by President Lincoln. Secondly, numerous former slaves created Liberia, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA.
This guy did not grow up in South Florida. I’m Haitian and the Yanks use to pick on us or beat us up for just being Haitian. Other Caribbean groups would even join them like the Jamaicans.
That's because many Haitians also segregated themselves from American blacks when they migrate to this country any many Haitians can also be look down and can be very intolerable towards American blacks Ive witness this through my own experience so its a two way street. Haitians can be just a cruel.
@@charleshunter7864 Majority of Haitians move to and live in Black neighborhoods. Segregate ourselves because we are culturally different and speak a different language. Yes some Haitians look down on Black Americans bt the same can be said about some Black Americans. You see Black American Preachers/Pastors talk about Haitians practicing evil voodoo all the time. Everyone has a different experience and me being Haitian-American not just only did the Black Americans not like us bt also other Caribbean ppl.
We are NOT yanks, Banana Boat. And you Haitians need to go back to the 70s when you petitioned behind our backs to rename a Black American neighborhood Little Haiti.
I think he could’ve used better examples, but I agree with him 100%. A lot of times, when immigrants are successful, they attribute it to their specific culture, not to being black. Even Busta Rhymes, so that his success was due to his West Indian work ethic (he might have said Jamaican or something), even though he cosplays as a foundational black American in his music And I can’t go to Jamaica and start claiming that I’m Jamaican lol. I’m a Yankee.
We need to reinforce knowing our FBA history that shapes our unique culture to include reading about Langton Hughes, the Harlem Renaissance, Frederick Douglas, Paul Robeson, Lena Horne, MLK (of course), Maya Angelou, etc. (the list goes on). There were non-FBAs that contributed as well to include Harry Bellefonte, Sidney Portier, Colin Powel...all interestingly married at one point to FBA women. When you read about your people's history, you confidently understand and can defend your culture.
I agree. The best way to make that happen is for every FBA to pool their Reparations check together, and buy an island somewhere in the world, and just make it a whole FBA nation so that no one ever gets confused...
Carribeans has been lying about being Black American. They 3-4 gen deep lying. We do NOT need a check off box. They would just lie. We need an 1890 census type of designation at birth. Like a social security card.
Like I always say who’s grandparents claimed being African American? None of ours did so why claim african American now? I don’t identify with africa or Africans, just like they don’t identify with us until they get to America
Yes, those that have no knowledge of self and have more pride in their USA citezeship than the African Blood that gives them life. But have it to yourself and leave proud African Americans out of your new shiny identities.@@burgernfries9720
The idea of FBA is great. More Africans will identify with their root African, Caribbean etc. And they still have deep ties back at home. It's nice Tariq identifies that it is the system that creates these categorizations not the individuals. When Africans succeed in the US they identify with their roots. When they fail, the system categorizes them as African Americans. Except Tariq says , the culture of the FBA is hip-hop then that doesn't even help the conversation for FBA. Culture is deeper than just how you dress, music among others, even though these characterize as culture. It is a collective intellectual and moral achievement of a people. The culture of the FBA is deeper than hip-hop. This conversation is an amazing starter but it will be lost to the mere culture of hip-hop if FBA cannot go back to its roots in the early days and retrieve the values of her ancestors.
@@TrizzleTV Makes no sense buddy .. What do you mean by culturally African? there are many African traditions that you guys adopted.. idk about yall but I personally prefer the African version of Erika Badu than this new American version that wears that goofy ass sherif hat.. Trust me, the more you deviate from your African heritage, the more you look out of place.
Black Americans the vast majority are decendants of the melenated Indigenous of the Americas we weren't brought on no bottom of a sailboat chained that is a fairytale no whites capture 100 million Africans and brought them here we've always been in America inslaved in our land the transatlantic slave trade was once called the middle passage all the colonizers did was trade in slaved negros back n forth from North Central and South America. The first black slaves were transported by Cristobal Colon 1492 from Hispaniola or present day Haiti to queen Isabel of Spain.
@@TrizzleTV we are not Africans, American negro phenotypically look different than west Africans we share the same skin color but we also share similar phenotypes with dark people of the south pacific and Australia but they don't call themselves Africans. In early American history blacks in America were called indios, negros, niggers,colored,black and since 1988 African American, yes your right we have a different culture because we are a different people than Africans, and many Africans themselves well tell you American blacks aren't african.
People just wanna be different and unique cause his whole argument sound dumb. I get having the distinction of AA n black immigrants, but the beef n anger when talking about why they're different is stupid.
Hmm... that FBA will not last because it’s not rooted in historical facts. The black American community has never been one dimensional. NEVER. An example. I’m from The Bahamas, a country less than 45 minutes from Florida. During slavery, slave owners had plantations in islands in The Bahamas and in Florida, GA... these slaves were transported between these locations. Also ... there is the Underground Railroad which not only went North, it went South, mainly into Andros Island, also known at the Saltwater Railroad. See... slavery was abolished in British territories almost 35 years before the US. Once Blacks made it to The Bahamas they were FREE. This is 1 example. It’s a divisive concept that ignores the contributions of the diaspora in America. The list of contributions of blacks with Caribbean origins in America is mind blowing: Malcolm X, Marcus Garvey, Louis Farrakhan, Kamala Harris, Sidney Poitier, Stockely Carmichael, Clude McCay, Shirley Chisholm, and even the creator of the Negro National Anthem,James Weldon Johnson ..... many more
@@Drega001 Thank you.... I’m sure you are. I could of gone on and on. Your right. Reading and having a broad knowledge of history is critical, especially for the African diaspora. People like to use phrases and terms and they don’t even know what they are saying.
Black Americans helped Africans immensely and not the other way around. Black-Americans founded over 100 HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) "African nationalism was born on the campuses of Black colleges in America,” says Dr. Festus Ohaegbulam. Throughout the African continent, alumni of leading HBCU Black colleges like Fisk, Howard, Lincoln and Tuskegee were instrumental in gaining independence for African nations. HBCU Alumni include: Nnamdi incAzikiwe, member of Lincoln’s class of 1930, who became Nigeria’s first president in 1963. Kwame Nkrumah, who became prime minister of Ghana, was a member of Lincoln’s class of 1939. And Hastings Kamuzu Banda, a graduate of the HBCU Meharry Medical College and Malawi’s first president. Equally important, the acclaimed Black American aviator John Robinson, was a Tuskegee airman and military pilot, who went to Ethiopia to train Ethiopian pilots. He Commanded the Ethiopian Air Force and he was instrumental in them defeating the Italians. And John Robinson helped in the development of Ethiopia Airlines. Black American self-made millionaire and civil rights leader Booker T. Washington greatly influenced and inspired Marcus Garvey. Mr Washington also co-founded the legendary Tuskegee institute. Booker T Washington was Marcus Garvey's hero. Also, early 20th century Black American intellectuals/scholar activists such as: Booker T. Washington, WEB Dubios, A Phillip Randolph, Paul Robeson etc. helped to inspire liberation and social/cultural movements throughout Africa and the Caribbean post WW2. Malcolm X's dad was Black American. Elijah Muhammad was Black American. Black American leaders impacted the world. Classic Black American R&B singers influenced Bob Marley. Singer and businessman Sam Cooke was an inspiration to music artists globally and laid down the blueprint for recording artists to own their masters and music publishing. Berry Gordy's Motown Records demonstrated that a Black entrepreneur can run a successful multi million dollar company. The Motown sound influenced the world. The Black American owned Ebony and Jet magazine depicted Black beauty worldwide. Black American boxing legend Muhammad Ali influenced and inspired the world, especially those on the African continent. The Black Panthers inspired rebel movements internationally. Black American civil rights legend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is universally praised and he helped to gain equal rights for many in America. Black Americans fought and died to get the 14 and 15th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution, the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the Fair Housing Act of 1968. The Civil Rights Movement influenced the passage of the Immigration Act of 1965.
The documented history of black emigration from Jamaica and other Caribbean islands into the United States dates back to 1619 when 20 voluntary indentured workers arrived in Jamestown, Virginia, on a Dutch frigate.
Soame peoople dont want to black, instead of foacusing on anyone else,just focus on black america and you see where you need to go and defend yourselves and everything you do. You can see what is necessary or whats extra, go ahead Judah...❤
This is good! It's just a matter of before FBA convert to to lost Tribe of the israelites, they came to New found land of America after the Assyriam captivity on ships, dropped off in Caribbean and South americ!! The 10 tribes!!
So you think your a comedian 🤔 First off America ain't Arsareth. Arsareth is Carthage it's been mapped so stop telling that lie so you can have sex with Mexicans without feeling guilty. Secondly the UNIA was started by Israelites because yes Marcus Garvey was a secret Israelite. He couldn't get the nation together then under the guise of Pan-Africanism and it ain't going to work now. So we'll just stop trying and let Yah sort it out when he's ready. Because we're done going all out publicly fighting for people who hate on us and want to wipe us out publicly.
I find that most American Black people don’t like the American tag so they have to add something else to it.. why not be American Nigerians proudly say national pride, Haiti, Jamaica, etc. I feel like a Black America likes to latch on to the successes of others and then want to police those same people when it benefits them.. Mexicans are original on the land and took Black Americans in.. Carlos Cooks (Dominican) coined “Buy Black” and lead Pan African UNIA in NYC.. People expect you to Trauma bond to the struggle… while everyone else is building and organizing
Black Americans helped Africans immensely and not the other way around. Black-Americans founded over 100 HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) "African nationalism was born on the campuses of Black colleges in America,” says Dr. Festus Ohaegbulam. Throughout the African continent, alumni of leading HBCU Black colleges like Fisk, Howard, Lincoln and Tuskegee were instrumental in gaining independence for African nations. HBCU Alumni include: Nnamdi incAzikiwe, member of Lincoln’s class of 1930, who became Nigeria’s first president in 1963. Kwame Nkrumah, who became prime minister of Ghana, was a member of Lincoln’s class of 1939. And Hastings Kamuzu Banda, a graduate of the HBCU Meharry Medical College and Malawi’s first president. Equally important, the acclaimed Black American aviator John Robinson, was a Tuskegee airman and military pilot, who went to Ethiopia to train Ethiopian pilots. He Commanded the Ethiopian Air Force and he was instrumental in them defeating the Italians. And John Robinson helped in the development of Ethiopia Airlines. Black American self-made millionaire and civil rights leader Booker T. Washington greatly influenced and inspired Marcus Garvey. Mr Washington also co-founded the legendary Tuskegee institute. Booker T Washington was Marcus Garvey's hero. Also, early 20th century Black American intellectuals/scholar activists such as: Booker T. Washington, WEB Dubios, A Phillip Randolph, Paul Robeson etc. helped to inspire liberation and social/cultural movements throughout Africa and the Caribbean post WW2. Black American leaders impacted the world. Classic Black American R&B singers influenced Bob Marley. Singer and businessman Sam Cooke was an inspiration to music artists globally and laid down the blueprint for recording artists to own their masters and music publishing. Berry Gordy's Motown Records demonstrated that a Black entrepreneur can run a successful multi million dollar company. The Motown sound influenced the world. The Black American owned Ebony and Jet magazine depicted Black beauty worldwide. Black American boxing legend Muhammad Ali influenced and inspired the world, especially those on the African continent. The Black Panthers inspired rebel movements internationally. Black American civil rights legend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is universally praised and he helped to gain equal rights for many in America. Black Americans fought and died to get the 14 and 15th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution, the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the Fair Housing Act of 1968. The Civil Rights Movement influenced the passage of the Immigration Act of 1965.
This is the most ignorant things I’ve seen all year 😂 You guys are black Americans. That’s it. Why would a Nigerian American denounce his Nigerian heritage? Just because they don’t doesnt mean they’re distancing themselves.
I'm Haitian, and I fully agree with Tariq Nasheed. As a Unapologetically Pan African, I believe ALL BLACKS should reunite. Do NOT let flags divide us. We all we got at the end of the day. I constantly debate and argue with the Haitian community about black unity.
You're unapologetically Pan African because you CANT be unapologetically Haitian. You rather be a squatter in Black America and preach Pan Africanism, then to have a complete separate agenda and community for Haitians fixing your countries.
FBA clown show caveat. President Lincoln sent 5,000 former slaves to Haiti, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA. Displace from America not of their own choosing by President Lincoln. Secondly, numerous former slaves created Liberia, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA.
All what he said don't make any sense. These are the facts and stats. 1. If you identify as FBA & ADOS then you can't distance yourself from your 80% African slavéry ancestry. 2. The main issues African immigrants have with Black Americans that make them often distance themselves from them & create a ranking system is the immigrants didn't take all the trouble to move to America to play around or get locked up. But to achieve success & the bad stereotypical behaviours of the black Americans often rub on them too because a white cop only sees color of skin.
Crazy legs did not invent the wind mill! That's "Capoeira"! If you watch those African-Brizilans doing that dance/martial art. You will see almost every aspect of Break dancing; which is really from the 5 percent brother in NY, who created the fighting art 52 blocks aka Jail House Rock!
We built this nation!: "For in a warm climate, no man will labour for himself who can make another labour for him. This is so true, that of the proprietors of slaves a very small proportion indeed are ever seen to labour. And can the liberties of a nation be thought secure when we have removed their only firm basis, a conviction in the minds of the people that these liberties are of the gift of God? That they are not to be violated but with his wrath? Indeed I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just: that his justice cannot sleep forever: that considering numbers, nature and natural means only, a revolution of the wheel of fortune, an exchange of situation, is among possible events: that it may become probable by supernatural interference!" Part of: The Works of Thomas Jefferson, 12 vols. The Works, vol. 4 (Notes on Virginia II, Correspondence 1782-1786) Thomas Jefferson (author) Paul Leicester Ford (editor) Volume 4 of the “Federal Edition” of Jefferson’s works in 12 volumes edited by Paul Leicester Ford in 1904-05. This volume contains various letters and papers as well as the second part of “Notes on Virginia” Jefferson’s only book-length work.
MANY ETHNIC GROUPS CONTRIBUTED IN BUILDING AMERICA. WHEN WE’RE TALKING ABOUT THE CREATION OF HIP-HOP, I TOTALLY AGREE. BUT, SOME OF THE NARRATIVE BEING PUSHED IS TOTAL RIDICULOUSNESS…
What he has done is too racialise a class issue. The "better than you" attitude of certain immigrants is classist. If anything they have aspirations to be closer to their white counterparts or colleagues. Tariq doesn't represent the "black" ppl that these immigrants don't want to associate to. So anyone that subscribe to his FBA'ism should be careful that they are been used for his own benefit. Remember he made money from the 'black unity Afrocentrist ' model and has now switched. Remember i warned you😏
That's racisim on top of racisim, forget about colors. The only color that matters is Green. Being in a capitalism state.what I have learned is, it not about white or black to an extent. Its about rich or poor. Btw. If a brother is on the wrong path its your duty to correct that. I am my brothers keeper right? “A People without knowledge of their past history, origin, and culture is like a tree without roots. (Marcus Garvey)
@@pixie77531 don't be mad brown skin dominate the planet. Google Fiji ppl and click image. You see blond hair with blue eyes brown skin. NEGROS correct? Google Aboriginal Australians (white ppl claim.that land) Negroes with Brown skin correct? Let me guess the ppl got wiped out Jamaica, Barbados, Haiti when the white man got there, brought Africa's to populate then laft to America and brought Africans there but only 14 percent. By the way we Ben 14 percent for 100 years when is it going to go to 16 percent we would never know lmao
Wait soo all the funny jokes about africans leaving on trees by same black people is not offensive..ive heard all sort of condescending jokes about africans by same black Americans..its funny when these same people look exactly like people in africa..accent is what brings about the differences..if you want to trace slavery..im sure there was a starting point of our ancestors migrating..yeah sure there is a divide and that is established but im sure as hell that both parties have a role to play in why there's a division amoung as all blacks..if you were to see an asian American clearly yould think yh thats an asian by how they look and if they take offense to that then i guess they need therapy..why then are blacks in America always offended by the term african American?
You can call me black American, American, fba or ados that’s it 😂I don’t identify with wakanda idc what people say or think about this the same way I don’t care what Africans say or think about this
I'm calling 🧢 on his origin story for "FBA". In truth, Tariq was inspired to create "FBA" after grifiting off of the ADOS/American Descendant of Slavery Movement.
Thanks for the info. I had to read and do research after ppl letting their pride and ego go to their heads. Growing up in NYC nobody looked at each other different cuz of skin tone or culture but these ppl here wanna divide us up further to be easily conquered. F that.
Tariq is not the first to use the term FBA. I remember Seren from the grapevine was using it back when he was on his first couple Hidden Colors film. Tone & Yvette also didnt coin ADOS. These terms have been used before. Lastly, you too fkn old and your a biological male, but you act catty smh
@@IKARIking67 "FBA" is a grift. Prior to ADOS (a movement & ethnic designation), Tariq was doing a Pan-African grift via his "Melanoid Nation" nonsense and his "Hidden Colors" documentaries. And prior to his Pan-African grift, he was doing a pimping/macking grift. He's a personality who's always aspired for the limelight. He's not serious thinker. He's grifter who's been able to collect millions from the unfortunately large anti-intellectual segment of the ADOS community.
FBA clown show caveat. President Lincoln sent 5,000 former slaves to Haiti, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA. Displace from America not of their own choosing by President Lincoln. Secondly, numerous former slaves created Liberia, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA.
Hue man = Human ... so what are you talking about . Theirs Humans which is people of color and their is mankind my guy ... Every living being with two feet aren't hueman...
I lived in America being of Carribean roots, my sons are FBA as is their father. I've lived amongst FBAs and we are no different in being oppressed by our enemies only difference we got dropped off at different locations. Tariq is likely controlled opposition because we FB... Scattered are awakening to our diaspora biblically. 🤦🏽♀️
Black people are the most diverse on the planet and the differences do matter and should be respected. However, if any diversity of black is specifically and purposely being a coon, then that will be called out. This has always been done in Black Americans culture. It seems that other black cultures are not used to calling out cooning as much and as seriously as Black Americans so the critique seems harsh as if black Americans have something against blacks not from the USA when this is not the case. The case is just that blacks not from the USA that are coons, are finally being delineated and exposed since it has been ignored most of the time with the focus being on black american coons. Black Americans are the biggest critiques of themselves so of course they have no problem calling out other coons
Let me paraphrase Paul Mooney on Dave Chapelle...."The Black man is the most copied man on the planet. Everybody wants to be a nicca, but nobody wants to be a nicca." And that's not just true for immigrants, of color but true among FBAs (as he defines it) too. Instead of nationality the separate has been hue of skin, education (college vs no college, white schools v HBCU) and class. That's what white supremacy creates, separation, cause nobody wants to be identified with what is thought of as inferior, even if its not actually inferior.
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I heard of FBA in the 80’s and it’s the initials of the deadly virus 🦠 FBA-FULL BLOWN AIDS. Smdh
Tariq always give propers to Dr. Claude Anderson for where he got the idea/name of FBA…
FBA are the initials of the deadly virus 🦠
FBA-FULL BLOWN AIDS
But Dr. Amos N Wilson called us foundational black American before Claude Anderson and Tariq Nasheed
@unclericky5850,
Tariq Nasheed spends his life sitting on the white invented computer.
@MCLottotv where can I find Amos Wilson saying that
And Claude’s a charlatan who think blacks came prior to Columbus
I love that Tariq don't back down ... he makes me proud...:)
Everything Tariq says is 100 percent true! I grew up in the midwest and moved to New York in the early 1990's. When I was growing up, there was no Carribean and Latino presence and if there was, it was extremely small. I grew up thinking that all black people like me, no matter where they were from were black people. It was when I got to New York that I realized that was the not the case. Those people made it very clear they were not black, like me. They were something else. Unfortunately living in NYC gave me a real distain for Carribean and Latinos that I wish I didn't have.
We just need a FBA flag emoji. Can’t wait til they have one
Word! WTF is the hold up? American flag is cool but it ties us in with them Yt folks.
Never getting one 😂😂
@@GottiLX it’s in the making my jealous tether lol
@@dayvonnedawkins580 you jealous cause my people are having your jobs, jealous dubble AA battery 🔋 pacc
@@GottiLX what are you?
As an “American” of Caribbean background I have to say he is 💯on this
and it seems "Americans" with Caribbean backgrounds are emerging into another group as well.
You're not American.
@@denisebycapricorn Many Americans have foreign ancestry. Europe, etc. But specifically speaking about black people I've met, some have learned that they have foreign ancestry from the DNA test.
@@kaykaykay892they hate African blood so much that they're literally saying that the traits they got from Europeans make them better. 🤦🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
@@denisebycapricornyou ain't American? African American lol
Need these convos…
Talk that talk Tariq! We’re a lineage!
Does this lineage ultimately lead back to African D.N.A?
@@RandomFlavor Africa is not a monolith.
@@RandomFlavoreveryone in the world has African DNA.
Immigration has always been about strengthening WS. Every immigrant group have been vetted and trained to uplift and support WS period and they know this and have always known this. The second part of the deal
Is to infiltrate and destroy FBA . There’s a old saying it’s too late to start praying once the 👿 devil’s come walking through your door. FBA your more powerful than you can ever imagine ‼️🙏🏾 and everyone but you know this 🦸🏽♀️
Beautifully stated!
THATS WHY THEY GIVE THEM HANDS OUTS THEY KNOW THEY'RE NEEDY
No country wants people who are going to be a burden, they want people who are going to be a net positive. Basic, so basic.
The documented history of black emigration from Jamaica and other Caribbean islands into the United States dates back to 1619 when 20 voluntary indentured workers arrived in Jamestown, Virginia, on a Dutch frigate.
cope
I'm FBA and married to Ghanaian American. My inlaws are definitely condescending to us which made me understand just how little of our struggle they knew or cared about. Not just slavery, but Jim Crow and flat out being the underclass minority in a Western country since its inception, severed from the deep ethnic history of our African ancestors. This has made me proud to be FBA.
Telling it like it is 💯🔥
Flex be holding it down for us man I love it!! #FBA 🇺🇸
FBA are the initials of the deadly virus 🦠
FBA-FULL BLOWN AIDS
As long as it pays 😂
As a FBA that would love for all us to unite, I must say I’m done with trying. They DONT like us so let’s move on with our own little proud FBA group 😂
As a FBA I'll admit WE don't like them and we don't want to unite. We never liked them and we never wanted to unite with them. FBA are the leaders of black people all across the world. We are the biggest black group ever. All non FBA black groups are little small groups. FBA is the biggest
@@blackmaskgang352 not true, I'm a NYC FBA and I can't co-sign the "we never liked them" and "never wanted to unite with them" part. I have Jamaicans/ Trinidadians and various Latinos in my family now through marriages. In the 90's the hip hop community embraced the dance hall/ reggae & caribbean culture with open arms. In summertime Harlem Week there are vendors from caribbean and african nations. The OP was correct, the love just has not been reciprocal at best.
@magnus zuleta Dude how are you gonna say that like Africans ain't doing african drill music now. The carribeans love FBA culture. Africans and carribeans love FBAs. They copy everything we do. They follow everything we do. FBAs just look down on Africans and carribean ppl as less than. Because their countries are poor and full of poverty and run down. We don't rock with their cultures or none of that. We don't like them and never have. They love us but we don't love them. That's the truth. We hate them. They love us
@@blackmaskgang352 slow down spartacus...we don't look down on nobody. I agree mofoz copy us, that is true, but we don't look down on no other people because they are poor and they come from fucdup places. Historically our moral code has proven otherwise. Now, if people talk shite to FBA, yeah they can clap back w/ heavy or harsh artillery. You misrepresenting FBA. Stop that.
@magnus zuleta I ain't misrepresenting shit. You misrepresenting FBA with this soft panafrican bullshit you talking. Nigga the facts is black Americans hate black immigrants, see them as inferior, and look down on them, and don't like them or want them around us. These are facts. Most black immigrants know that black Americans hate them and don't like them and don't accept them. They know that black Americans think that they're inferior. They know black Americans don't want them around them. This ain't no secret. This is why they try their best to be accepted by Black Americans and try so hard to get approval from black Americans. They know they'll never get accepted or approval from black Americans. They love black Americans and wish they was black American theirselves but black Americans hate them and look down on them just like white people and other non black immigrants do. Nobody likes black immigrants not just black Americans. White people also hate them. Other non black and non white people also hate them. They're hated all over the world by everybody
B1!!! ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
@jrs131,
You're typing the white invented English language on the white invented computer.
You're 100% dependent on white western men.
This is the truth
*Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !*
_Tappin' in from South Central LA_
Salute to Tariq Nasheed ✊🏾. Always 1,000% on point. Much love and respect to the riders from the diaspora.
FBA all day. FBA all the way.
🤜🏾💥🤛🏾
WHY are non FBA folk commenting? This will NOT EFFECT YOU in any way. So WHY do you have an opinion on what another ethnic group does, especially when that ethnic group is not CONNECTED TO YOU AND HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU?
PREACH! PREACH! NO LOES DETECTED!
NO LIES DETECTED, TARIQ! GOOD PREACHING!
Salute to Tariq for speaking the true facts 💯 Peace and blessings to that Brother 🙏
I am a proud foundational black american!!
CONGRATULATIONS! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
FBA clown show caveat. President Lincoln sent 5,000 former slaves to Haiti, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA. Displace from America not of their own choosing by President Lincoln. Secondly, numerous former slaves created Liberia, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA.
Foundation begger
@@GottiLX and you’re a fleeing tether please excuse yourself
@@TheCheshier88 you ran from the south plantation to the North plantation talking about running away,you ran from your white slave owner's in yo history 😂😂 yankii
The Tethers will definitely be mad at this one. #FoundationalBlackAmericans
Let them. What they gonna do? Hate us? 😆
They're always mad lmao. They make videos "exposing" Tariq on a daily basis especially goofballs like Pan Africanism Strikes back, Taharkha Bey, Looney Koons, Dispos Soldiers, etc.
Failure Blaming Association
@@GottiLX you mad tether?
@@ryandixon7604 you mad yannnkii
Thank you for this. Words matter and FBA is powerful. You are so right!
It has created a tribalism issue upon black Americans and Diasporas which possibly could create a big divide amongst us
We were never united to begin with lol who cares if it divides more
@@JimmyHolmes-o6k speak for yourself
@@JimmyHolmes-o6kthat's good we dgaf also,go hold hands with your white zaddy
No the people from other countries have created that divide even though FBA’s are the reason they can come to the USA.
U are weak we don't claim u
✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿 FBA
FBA=FULL BLOWN AIDS since the 80’s
ASD [A]frican [S]lave [D]escendents
Foundational Black Americans are our own ethnic group. Yes we are unique. Shoutout to The NBM💪🏿
no you’re not lmao
You might be unique but your the lowest on the totem pole, your broke.
You're unique in what way? by acting stupid as you do??
@realminks define ethic group in your terms
@@binmanbinmanU MAD BECUZ U CANT IDENTIFY YOURSELF LOL
Imma have to come out to the Hidden History Museum BarNGrill on poetry slam nite or the comedy nite 🤣 the jig is almost up Marcus
Tether babble lol
@@TrizzleTV fba cult babble😂 we can play this game all day
@@dragonbloodtv play with ya hairline 😂😭
@@TrizzleTV lol i hear you sir at least i aint a struggle rapper lmaoo
@@dragonbloodtv I ain’t either. I’m a successful nigga who happens to love to rap. It’s a difference lol I don’t depend on rap for my livelihood. But you depend on UberEats and DoorDash to live huh Mtumba? 😂😂
Yes i start checking names and back grounds. Thank you.
What happened? Did Marcus Vincent Thomas stop paying for views. He was getting so many for his first part, but now it's just a fraction of that.
I thought his real name was "Marcus Sanders?"
Please someone book him seminary with dr Umar Jonson, he will understand the importance of pan-africanism
I doubt hell wanna hear any of that since clearly he's a race hustler
Tell that to your African brothers. Even Nigerians distinguish cells, the different tribes like Igbo and Yoruba, etc.
2:50 bulls***. Nigerians aren’t descendants of slaves. The conversation was about descendants of slaves by different captors (English & American).
He's 100.99. Right
FBA ✊🏾
If this guy doesn’t ask about the “museum” …
Why ?
Why are you shaking another man pockets???
Wtf dude you a weirdo. Why you asking on what groups are doing. Go ask sri Lankans or Cambodians about their museums and quit obsessing over everything Black Americans are doing.
He ain’t gotta ask. He can go there when it opens later this month.
He taking all their money away spending it on his white mother-in-law and biracial children 😂😂
You are dragging tf out of these clips…it’s been months you lost momentum just drop the whole interview
would you like to come over and edit some of these clips? I have been busy with my other work so I get to it when I can. If you want to see the entire interview go to the patreon page: www.patreon.com/streetgangs
You probably dont want to support, you are not even subscribed, so appreciate what you get or step up.
Like I said it’s been months…What does editing have to do with anything, you said the full interview is on Patreon…I support Tariq, I’ve never heard of you to support you…
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“What is the solu-“
“There’s no problem.”
This right here😂🔥
What the solution to the problem and This dude said there’s no problem then right after said what the problem was 🤦🏾♂️
🇧🇿 needs you sir.
Black immigrants are programmed to hate Black Americans but love white people back in their home countries. White supremacists really trained you well.
@@raiderblue4070 there’s no white people in my country only the tourists
@@diasporasoldiers5869 lies
@@raiderblue4070 so you telling me that white people live in the Caribbean lol ok name one country they live in large numbers what’s the population of white people in the Caribbean you fake & lie just to fit your narrative. I’ll wait
Alonzo how’d you track your ancestry that far
Research. My mom did the same thing. We found a slave on a Louisiana plantation. She told me his name, but I forgot lol.
This brother is 100 % right we all welcome Jamaicans Haiti and other black people from the islands are migrations as our brothers we even welcome Latinos I call them our brothers but like you said they always dissing it so when it's positive but one is negative they want to be our brothers again or they need our help they want to be our brother
we still love and respect our non fbaa brothers , we just gotta differentiate from the ratchetness, we need more nipsey minded non fbas.
NIPSEY is Half Black American(Mother)..he was raised by his American side of the family in California,, performing Black American music....... His father's family is overseas. His mother left his father whem they were chidlren....for being Abusive,
@@funkybluestuff5519 he also stated going to retire is what made him how he is. made him a activist and humble. stay the whole story. he was young but still use to always see his father.
@@studentoflife3501 He's half FBA and born here, meaning he is FBA, getting to see his father doesn't change that. There were several significant Civil Rights leaders who were half FBA.
@@funkybluestuff5519 It seems like this fact has been LONG LOST. I can't figure why this is so
Yall invented ratchetness tho...like thats literally a FBA term
Anyone know what happen to Tony Bandit Alvarado … what happen to his street tv episode for Lowell St ?
If an african american moved to the uk and was the first to b to be successful in a particular area, they will state that. I dont think theres anything wrong with that. Its not disassociating yourself away from being black. Thats not something you can escape and i doubt most dont want to escape. You’re allowed to be proud of your nationality/ethnicity.
Exactly, so how come the moment we FINALLY decided to officially acknowledge our specific group it all of a sudden grew “tension” amongst black ppl? That should tell you all you need to know about what the actual issue is and who needs to check themselves.
Right so why is it that when we try to do the exact same shit, we catch everybody fade?
@@PotentialThall if you are AA, i dont know what you mean. All i’ve ever heard is Afro Americans being proud of their achievements and the rest of the African diaspora being proud for them as well. We can all be individuals and still see the achievement as a win for all of us. Its the same as Jay-z mentioning he is from marcy without someone from nickerson gardens being upset he is stating where he is from when he talks about his achievements.
@@mikkys5374 you haven't , case and point the arguments in this video. People trying to co opt our achievements . When we do it, people have a problem. But everyone else is allowed to name their group along side their Dubs
@@PotentialThall co opt how exactly? Give me a solid example.
Much respect for Tariq!! Keep uplifting our FBA culture. ✊🏿✊🏿
he is still an agent. [when they talk black : sleep white and dont move the bar ] = AGENT
@@cinnamonstar808his wife isn’t white
@@glitbow7630 doesn't change the fact he is apart of the black boule
@@glitbow7630j mother means j baby
FBA clown show caveat. President Lincoln sent 5,000 former slaves to Haiti, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA. Displace from America not of their own choosing by President Lincoln. Secondly, numerous former slaves created Liberia, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA.
The interview of us getting kind of tight lol. And Curaçao is pronounced “Kurasow,” not “kurakow.”
This guy did not grow up in South Florida. I’m Haitian and the Yanks use to pick on us or beat us up for just being Haitian. Other Caribbean groups would even join them like the Jamaicans.
That's because many Haitians also segregated themselves from American blacks when they migrate to this country any many Haitians can also be look down and can be very intolerable towards American blacks Ive witness this through my own experience so its a two way street. Haitians can be just a cruel.
@@charleshunter7864 Majority of Haitians move to and live in Black neighborhoods. Segregate ourselves because we are culturally different and speak a different language. Yes some Haitians look down on Black Americans bt the same can be said about some Black Americans. You see Black American Preachers/Pastors talk about Haitians practicing evil voodoo all the time. Everyone has a different experience and me being Haitian-American not just only did the Black Americans not like us bt also other Caribbean ppl.
We are NOT yanks, Banana Boat. And you Haitians need to go back to the 70s when you petitioned behind our backs to rename a Black American neighborhood Little Haiti.
@2100zoe you speaking facts I grew up in S.Fl and Central FL in the 80s and 90s !
@@cameratalk3057 Speaking lies
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Riding with FBA
FBA what is that and what is Ados
If you ever watched Django Unchained, they're basically Steven and the Mistress.
Claude have mercy 🙏🏾
Lol Yo whole get down is funny. That MJ as Jesus picture is ridiculous😂🤣🤣
I think he could’ve used better examples, but I agree with him 100%.
A lot of times, when immigrants are successful, they attribute it to their specific culture, not to being black.
Even Busta Rhymes, so that his success was due to his West Indian work ethic (he might have said Jamaican or something), even though he cosplays as a foundational black American in his music
And I can’t go to Jamaica and start claiming that I’m Jamaican lol. I’m a Yankee.
We need to reinforce knowing our FBA history that shapes our unique culture to include reading about Langton Hughes, the Harlem Renaissance, Frederick Douglas, Paul Robeson, Lena Horne, MLK (of course), Maya Angelou, etc. (the list goes on). There were non-FBAs that contributed as well to include Harry Bellefonte, Sidney Portier, Colin Powel...all interestingly married at one point to FBA women. When you read about your people's history, you confidently understand and can defend your culture.
We need our own unique check off box FBA . Not African American/black.
I agree. The best way to make that happen is for every FBA to pool their Reparations check together, and buy an island somewhere in the world, and just make it a whole FBA nation so that no one ever gets confused...
Carribeans has been lying about being Black American. They 3-4 gen deep lying. We do NOT need a check off box. They would just lie. We need an 1890 census type of designation at birth. Like a social security card.
It will happen in due time. More blk Americans are speaking out against the term African-American
Like I always say who’s grandparents claimed being African American? None of ours did so why claim african American now? I don’t identify with africa or Africans, just like they don’t identify with us until they get to America
Yes, those that have no knowledge of self and have more pride in their USA citezeship than the African Blood that gives them life. But have it to yourself and leave proud African Americans out of your new shiny identities.@@burgernfries9720
The idea of FBA is great. More Africans will identify with their root African, Caribbean etc. And they still have deep ties back at home. It's nice Tariq identifies that it is the system that creates these categorizations not the individuals. When Africans succeed in the US they identify with their roots. When they fail, the system categorizes them as African Americans. Except Tariq says , the culture of the FBA is hip-hop then that doesn't even help the conversation for FBA. Culture is deeper than just how you dress, music among others, even though these characterize as culture. It is a collective intellectual and moral achievement of a people. The culture of the FBA is deeper than hip-hop. This conversation is an amazing starter but it will be lost to the mere culture of hip-hop if FBA cannot go back to its roots in the early days and retrieve the values of her ancestors.
why do you have a arab name
Exactly 💯
the last thing we need is another name.
Bu...bu....but...🤷
I don't like the term African-American. Never did, never will
As FBAs, we are of African origin.. "our own ethnic group" is a bit of a stretch and the disassociation from Africa is beyond tiring atp.
Being of African origin does not mean we are African culturally. Africa is a continent must I remind you! 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
@@TrizzleTV Makes no sense buddy .. What do you mean by culturally African? there are many African traditions that you guys adopted.. idk about yall but I personally prefer the African version of Erika Badu than this new American version that wears that goofy ass sherif hat.. Trust me, the more you deviate from your African heritage, the more you look out of place.
Black Americans the vast majority are decendants of the melenated Indigenous of the Americas we weren't brought on no bottom of a sailboat chained that is a fairytale no whites capture 100 million Africans and brought them here we've always been in America inslaved in our land the transatlantic slave trade was once called the middle passage all the colonizers did was trade in slaved negros back n forth from North Central and South America. The first black slaves were transported by Cristobal Colon 1492 from Hispaniola or present day Haiti to queen Isabel of Spain.
@@TrizzleTV we are not Africans, American negro phenotypically look different than west Africans we share the same skin color but we also share similar phenotypes with dark people of the south pacific and Australia but they don't call themselves Africans. In early American history blacks in America were called indios, negros, niggers,colored,black and since 1988 African American, yes your right we have a different culture because we are a different people than Africans, and many Africans themselves well tell you American blacks aren't african.
What is ATP?
People just wanna be different and unique cause his whole argument sound dumb. I get having the distinction of AA n black immigrants, but the beef n anger when talking about why they're different is stupid.
How is it stupid?
This sounds dumb the fba aint going to get me hired or put food on the table🤣
Then what you here worried about 😂
@@Cng215 y’all created a group to feel superior to other blacks while still being the white mans bitch🤣 pathetic people
But African-American will?
@@AllenGentle😂😂😂
@@AllenGentle Waaaay better than whatever group you belong to tether.
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Hmm... that FBA will not last because it’s not rooted in historical facts. The black American community has never been one dimensional. NEVER. An example. I’m from The Bahamas, a country less than 45 minutes from Florida. During slavery, slave owners had plantations in islands in The Bahamas and in Florida, GA... these slaves were transported between these locations. Also ... there is the Underground Railroad which not only went North, it went South, mainly into Andros Island, also known at the Saltwater Railroad. See... slavery was abolished in British territories almost 35 years before the US. Once Blacks made it to The Bahamas they were FREE. This is 1 example. It’s a divisive concept that ignores the contributions of the diaspora in America. The list of contributions of blacks with Caribbean origins in America is mind blowing: Malcolm X, Marcus Garvey, Louis Farrakhan, Kamala Harris, Sidney Poitier, Stockely Carmichael, Clude McCay, Shirley Chisholm, and even the creator of the Negro National Anthem,James Weldon Johnson ..... many more
I'm probably the only one that read this. History is only hidden to the ones who don't read
@@Drega001 Thank you.... I’m sure you are. I could of gone on and on. Your right. Reading and having a broad knowledge of history is critical, especially for the African diaspora. People like to use phrases and terms and they don’t even know what they are saying.
Florida is Caribbean lol😅
lol you include kamala harris, she's specifically especially insane. absoooolutely!
Black Americans helped Africans immensely and not the other way around. Black-Americans founded over 100 HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) "African nationalism was born on the campuses of Black colleges in America,” says Dr. Festus Ohaegbulam. Throughout the African continent, alumni of leading HBCU Black colleges like Fisk, Howard, Lincoln and Tuskegee were instrumental in gaining independence for African nations. HBCU Alumni include: Nnamdi incAzikiwe, member of Lincoln’s class of 1930, who became Nigeria’s first president in 1963. Kwame Nkrumah, who became prime minister of Ghana, was a member of Lincoln’s class of 1939. And Hastings Kamuzu Banda, a graduate of the HBCU Meharry Medical College and Malawi’s first president. Equally important, the acclaimed Black American aviator John Robinson, was a Tuskegee airman and military pilot, who went to Ethiopia to train Ethiopian pilots. He Commanded the Ethiopian Air Force and he was instrumental in them defeating the Italians. And John Robinson helped in the development of Ethiopia Airlines. Black American self-made millionaire and civil rights leader Booker T. Washington greatly influenced and inspired Marcus Garvey. Mr Washington also co-founded the legendary Tuskegee institute. Booker T Washington was Marcus Garvey's hero. Also, early 20th century Black American intellectuals/scholar activists such as: Booker T. Washington, WEB Dubios, A Phillip Randolph, Paul Robeson etc. helped to inspire liberation and social/cultural movements throughout Africa and the Caribbean post WW2. Malcolm X's dad was Black American. Elijah Muhammad was Black American.
Black American leaders impacted the world. Classic Black American R&B singers influenced Bob Marley. Singer and businessman Sam Cooke was an inspiration to music artists globally and laid down the blueprint for recording artists to own their masters and music publishing. Berry Gordy's Motown Records demonstrated that a Black entrepreneur can run a successful multi million dollar company. The Motown sound influenced the world. The Black American owned Ebony and Jet magazine depicted Black beauty worldwide. Black American boxing legend Muhammad Ali influenced and inspired the world, especially those on the African continent. The Black Panthers inspired rebel movements internationally. Black American civil rights legend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is universally praised and he helped to gain equal rights for many in America. Black Americans fought and died to get the 14 and 15th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution, the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the Fair Housing Act of 1968. The Civil Rights Movement influenced the passage of the Immigration Act of 1965.
Facts
The documented history of black emigration from Jamaica and other Caribbean islands into the United States dates back to 1619 when 20 voluntary indentured workers arrived in Jamestown, Virginia, on a Dutch frigate.
Bajans were also transported to the Carolinas and are part of the foundation of South Carolina. Also the Haitians who went to Louisiana.
I thought FBA meant Fulfilment By Anazon sheesh.😅😅
We’re technically foundational Americans and should be called that
Soame peoople dont want to black, instead of foacusing on anyone else,just focus on black america and you see where you need to go and defend yourselves and everything you do. You can see what is necessary or whats extra, go ahead Judah...❤
This is good! It's just a matter of before FBA convert to to lost Tribe of the israelites, they came to New found land of America after the Assyriam captivity on ships, dropped off in Caribbean and South americ!! The 10 tribes!!
So you think your a comedian 🤔 First off America ain't Arsareth. Arsareth is Carthage it's been mapped so stop telling that lie so you can have sex with Mexicans without feeling guilty. Secondly the UNIA was started by Israelites because yes Marcus Garvey was a secret Israelite. He couldn't get the nation together then under the guise of Pan-Africanism and it ain't going to work now. So we'll just stop trying and let Yah sort it out when he's ready. Because we're done going all out publicly fighting for people who hate on us and want to wipe us out publicly.
🤔🤔😒🤪🤪🤪🤪
No.
Have you ever even read the bible lmao
He also created the internet
.... CHANGED THE THUMBNAIL HUH? lol
We arent different though. Im black.
I find that most American Black people don’t like the American tag so they have to add something else to it.. why not be American Nigerians proudly say national pride, Haiti, Jamaica, etc. I feel like a Black America likes to latch on to the successes of others and then want to police those same people when it benefits them.. Mexicans are original on the land and took Black Americans in.. Carlos Cooks (Dominican) coined “Buy Black” and lead Pan African UNIA in NYC.. People expect you to Trauma bond to the struggle… while everyone else is building and organizing
Black Americans helped Africans immensely and not the other way around. Black-Americans founded over 100 HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) "African nationalism was born on the campuses of Black colleges in America,” says Dr. Festus Ohaegbulam. Throughout the African continent, alumni of leading HBCU Black colleges like Fisk, Howard, Lincoln and Tuskegee were instrumental in gaining independence for African nations. HBCU Alumni include: Nnamdi incAzikiwe, member of Lincoln’s class of 1930, who became Nigeria’s first president in 1963. Kwame Nkrumah, who became prime minister of Ghana, was a member of Lincoln’s class of 1939. And Hastings Kamuzu Banda, a graduate of the HBCU Meharry Medical College and Malawi’s first president. Equally important, the acclaimed Black American aviator John Robinson, was a Tuskegee airman and military pilot, who went to Ethiopia to train Ethiopian pilots. He Commanded the Ethiopian Air Force and he was instrumental in them defeating the Italians. And John Robinson helped in the development of Ethiopia Airlines. Black American self-made millionaire and civil rights leader Booker T. Washington greatly influenced and inspired Marcus Garvey. Mr Washington also co-founded the legendary Tuskegee institute. Booker T Washington was Marcus Garvey's hero. Also, early 20th century Black American intellectuals/scholar activists such as: Booker T. Washington, WEB Dubios, A Phillip Randolph, Paul Robeson etc. helped to inspire liberation and social/cultural movements throughout Africa and the Caribbean post WW2.
Black American leaders impacted the world. Classic Black American R&B singers influenced Bob Marley. Singer and businessman Sam Cooke was an inspiration to music artists globally and laid down the blueprint for recording artists to own their masters and music publishing. Berry Gordy's Motown Records demonstrated that a Black entrepreneur can run a successful multi million dollar company. The Motown sound influenced the world. The Black American owned Ebony and Jet magazine depicted Black beauty worldwide. Black American boxing legend Muhammad Ali influenced and inspired the world, especially those on the African continent. The Black Panthers inspired rebel movements internationally. Black American civil rights legend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is universally praised and he helped to gain equal rights for many in America. Black Americans fought and died to get the 14 and 15th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution, the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the Fair Housing Act of 1968. The Civil Rights Movement influenced the passage of the Immigration Act of 1965.
The lies that you are telling yourself
Question: why do we base our entire existence off of that ONE SLAVE in our family and no one else? What's that about!?...sorry , that's 2 questions
you a real one sitting down with Tariq especially since you're a tether
Yankee
Im fba but the diaspora war bs gotta stop.
🥥 fleedmen
@@GottiLXgo to somebody from the set and say that. You talk to much
@@glitbow7630 learn how to spell first
This is the most ignorant things I’ve seen all year 😂
You guys are black Americans. That’s it.
Why would a Nigerian American denounce his Nigerian heritage? Just because they don’t doesnt mean they’re distancing themselves.
We do what the hell we wanna do not what the white man tells us. Why do you care and what can you do about it? Hate us 🤣
I'm Haitian, and I fully agree with Tariq Nasheed. As a Unapologetically Pan African, I believe ALL BLACKS should reunite. Do NOT let flags divide us. We all we got at the end of the day. I constantly debate and argue with the Haitian community about black unity.
The only ones complaining about other flags are his pets.
You're unapologetically Pan African because you CANT be unapologetically Haitian. You rather be a squatter in Black America and preach Pan Africanism, then to have a complete separate agenda and community for Haitians fixing your countries.
FBA clown show caveat. President Lincoln sent 5,000 former slaves to Haiti, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA. Displace from America not of their own choosing by President Lincoln. Secondly, numerous former slaves created Liberia, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA.
They stay dissin y'all Haitians on this channel,stop kissing r@$$ hole
He spoke factz
Yo where fg at?
i am a FBA, im a native washingtonian (washington,dc) my lineage is via Virginia and Carolinas.
U not then.
All what he said don't make any sense. These are the facts and stats.
1. If you identify as FBA & ADOS then you can't distance yourself from your 80% African slavéry ancestry.
2. The main issues African immigrants have with Black Americans that make them often distance themselves from them & create a ranking system is the immigrants didn't take all the trouble to move to America to play around or get locked up. But to achieve success & the bad stereotypical behaviours of the black Americans often rub on them too because a white cop only sees color of skin.
Crazy legs did not invent the wind mill! That's "Capoeira"! If you watch those African-Brizilans doing that dance/martial art. You will see almost every aspect of Break dancing; which is really from the 5 percent brother in NY, who created the fighting art 52 blocks aka Jail House Rock!
Please stop....capoeira is ancient.1600 shit from an ancient african Martial arts (ngolo).how did break(1970) influence something that ancient
Bullshit.
FBA ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
FBA huh? Sounds like cornballs to me. Trying to classify yourselves into an even smaller group that needs even more special treatment. Lol
THIS 😂 they want to be special and “separated from the whites and other types of blacks” as much as possible lol get over yourselves
We built this nation!:
"For in a warm climate, no man will labour for himself who can make another labour for him. This is so true, that of the proprietors of slaves a very small proportion indeed are ever seen to labour. And can the liberties of a nation be thought secure when we have removed their only firm basis, a conviction in the minds of the people that these liberties are of the gift of God? That they are not to be violated but with his wrath? Indeed I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just: that his justice cannot sleep forever: that considering numbers, nature and natural means only, a revolution of the wheel of fortune, an exchange of situation, is among possible events: that it may become probable by supernatural interference!"
Part of: The Works of Thomas Jefferson, 12 vols.
The Works, vol. 4 (Notes on Virginia II, Correspondence 1782-1786)
Thomas Jefferson (author)
Paul Leicester Ford (editor)
Volume 4 of the “Federal Edition” of Jefferson’s works in 12 volumes edited by Paul Leicester Ford in 1904-05. This volume contains various letters and papers as well as the second part of “Notes on Virginia” Jefferson’s only book-length work.
MANY ETHNIC GROUPS CONTRIBUTED IN BUILDING AMERICA. WHEN WE’RE TALKING ABOUT THE CREATION OF HIP-HOP, I TOTALLY AGREE. BUT, SOME OF THE NARRATIVE BEING PUSHED IS TOTAL RIDICULOUSNESS…
What he has done is too racialise a class issue. The "better than you" attitude of certain immigrants is classist. If anything they have aspirations to be closer to their white counterparts or colleagues. Tariq doesn't represent the "black" ppl that these immigrants don't want to associate to. So anyone that subscribe to his FBA'ism should be careful that they are been used for his own benefit. Remember he made money from the 'black unity Afrocentrist ' model and has now switched. Remember i warned you😏
😂😂😂 Pure ridiculousness
Nesting in 🇬🇧
They just renamed us african Americans in the year 2000
This SUPER SIZE IGNORANCE-------No Such-----FOUNDATIONAL BLACK AMERICAN,2 FUNNY 😂, I MEAN FUNNY
That's racisim on top of racisim, forget about colors. The only color that matters is Green. Being in a capitalism state.what I have learned is, it not about white or black to an extent. Its about rich or poor. Btw. If a brother is on the wrong path its your duty to correct that. I am my brothers keeper right? “A People without knowledge of their past history, origin, and culture is like a tree without roots. (Marcus Garvey)
Chahta tribe is black. The Indians are black.
I'm aboriginal American, African Americans ain't African
Go talk to your brothers in the teepee
@@Drega001 Talk to ur brothers in Africa oops, you don't know your language or tribe. At least I know both sides of my family lineage
No native lol
@@yessir8805whats next yall were the vikings lmao i thought yall said yall were ancient egyptians everyday you guys are changing your identity😂😂😂
@@pixie77531 don't be mad brown skin dominate the planet. Google Fiji ppl and click image. You see blond hair with blue eyes brown skin. NEGROS correct? Google Aboriginal Australians (white ppl claim.that land) Negroes with Brown skin correct? Let me guess the ppl got wiped out Jamaica, Barbados, Haiti when the white man got there, brought Africa's to populate then laft to America and brought Africans there but only 14 percent. By the way we Ben 14 percent for 100 years when is it going to go to 16 percent we would never know lmao
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Wait soo all the funny jokes about africans leaving on trees by same black people is not offensive..ive heard all sort of condescending jokes about africans by same black Americans..its funny when these same people look exactly like people in africa..accent is what brings about the differences..if you want to trace slavery..im sure there was a starting point of our ancestors migrating..yeah sure there is a divide and that is established but im sure as hell that both parties have a role to play in why there's a division amoung as all blacks..if you were to see an asian American clearly yould think yh thats an asian by how they look and if they take offense to that then i guess they need therapy..why then are blacks in America always offended by the term african American?
You can call me black American, American, fba or ados that’s it 😂I don’t identify with wakanda idc what people say or think about this the same way I don’t care what Africans say or think about this
Go take your DNA 80% African a$$ lol 😂😂
lmao go take a dna test and tell me what you got😂
@@pixie77531 I got mayan (native American) what you want to be
@@pixie77531 it's on my channel, now you know what some belizeans are
It’s Curaçao (Curasao) not Curakaoo
I'm calling 🧢 on his origin story for "FBA".
In truth, Tariq was inspired to create "FBA" after grifiting off of the ADOS/American Descendant of Slavery Movement.
Ahhh.....a sane minded person who isn't humming in unison in this fba beehive
Thanks for the info. I had to read and do research after ppl letting their pride and ego go to their heads. Growing up in NYC nobody looked at each other different cuz of skin tone or culture but these ppl here wanna divide us up further to be easily conquered. F that.
Tariq is not the first to use the term FBA. I remember Seren from the grapevine was using it back when he was on his first couple Hidden Colors film. Tone & Yvette also didnt coin ADOS. These terms have been used before. Lastly, you too fkn old and your a biological male, but you act catty smh
He just literally said Dr. Claude Anderson, who predates all of it. FBA is not an organization, ADOS is.
@@IKARIking67 "FBA" is a grift. Prior to ADOS (a movement & ethnic designation), Tariq was doing a Pan-African grift via his "Melanoid Nation" nonsense and his "Hidden Colors" documentaries. And prior to his Pan-African grift, he was doing a pimping/macking grift.
He's a personality who's always aspired for the limelight.
He's not serious thinker.
He's grifter who's been able to collect millions from the unfortunately large anti-intellectual segment of the ADOS community.
FBA all the way.
Tariq has his WS script memorized! FBA is the buffer class Tariq says all other groups of immigrants are! He's making this sht up!
FBA clown show caveat. President Lincoln sent 5,000 former slaves to Haiti, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA. Displace from America not of their own choosing by President Lincoln. Secondly, numerous former slaves created Liberia, I would believe the descendants of such slaves are FBA.
The human race is more important than colors and cultures! 😊
The human race has never operated on that premise.
Try telling humans that
Hue man = Human ... so what are you talking about . Theirs Humans which is people of color and their is mankind my guy ... Every living being with two feet aren't hueman...
Yeah I can tell you are a non FBA
@@Ishamel88 why?? Because he ain't here to whine??
Can you be fba and in bed with tether? What does it tell you? It been for longing in centuries.
Yea Nipsey Hussle mother and his African deddy
I lived in America being of Carribean roots, my sons are FBA as is their father. I've lived amongst FBAs and we are no different in being oppressed by our enemies only difference we got dropped off at different locations. Tariq is likely controlled opposition because we FB... Scattered are awakening to our diaspora biblically. 🤦🏽♀️
Are you saying you have never said yourself or heard your caribbean friends and family say
Black Americans are lazy and/or caribbeans work harder??
So why do you call yourself Caribbean……aren’t you simply a kidnapped African living in the land that enslaved you??🤔
@@deepee4323 These Niggas never check they’re own people. That’s really a Yt supremacist tactic.
Thats not the only difference our lineage is unique.
Black people are the most diverse on the planet and the differences do matter and should be respected. However, if any diversity of black is specifically and purposely being a coon, then that will be called out. This has always been done in Black Americans culture. It seems that other black cultures are not used to calling out cooning as much and as seriously as Black Americans so the critique seems harsh as if black Americans have something against blacks not from the USA when this is not the case. The case is just that blacks not from the USA that are coons, are finally being delineated and exposed since it has been ignored most of the time with the focus being on black american coons. Black Americans are the biggest critiques of themselves so of course they have no problem calling out other coons
Let me paraphrase Paul Mooney on Dave Chapelle...."The Black man is the most copied man on the planet. Everybody wants to be a nicca, but nobody wants to be a nicca." And that's not just true for immigrants, of color but true among FBAs (as he defines it) too. Instead of nationality the separate has been hue of skin, education (college vs no college, white schools v HBCU) and class. That's what white supremacy creates, separation, cause nobody wants to be identified with what is thought of as inferior, even if its not actually inferior.